Tsunoda won the FIA rookie title after finishing third in his Formula 2 debut with British side Carlin, scoring seven podiums and four poles.
Relying on his attacking style, Yuki Tsunoda is determined to make a breakthrough in Formula 1
Yuki Tsunoda said on Monday (12/21/2020) that he was confident that his offensive driving style would make Japanese fans cheer when he made his Formula 1 debut with AlphaTauri next year.
The 20-year-old will become the first Japanese driver in F1 after Kamui Kobayashi's performance in the 2014 season when the Red Bull youth team announced that he would replace Daniil Kvyat.
Tsunoda won the FIA rookie title after finishing third in his Formula 2 debut with British side Carlin, scoring seven podiums and four poles.
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He also wants to make the same breakthrough when he moves up the caste to F1 next year.
"My strength is my attacking style, and I'm sure people who see me compete will be impressed," Tsunoda was quoted as saying by AFP's Antara.
"I'm a rookie, so for the first half of the season I wanted to improve my attacking style and take it as far as I can, even if I make mistakes," he said.
Tsunoda, who is trained and supported by Honda, as supplier of the AlphaTauri engine, in the junior program, will partner with French rider Pierre Gasly on the Italian team next season.
"My teammates are very experienced and I want to absorb as much as I can from him as I see how far my potential takes me," said Tsunoda.
"Then in the second half of the season, I want to use everything I've learned and try to be better in every race."
At just 1.59 meters tall, the Japanese driver said he would spend the winter in the gym to prepare himself and his body for the strength and downforce of a Formula 1 car after having done 123 laps during the official test in Abu Dhabi earlier this month.
"In Formula 2, I couldn't get my neck to move when I put the brakes on, but when I drove an F1 car and braked for the first time, I really felt the force of gravity on my neck," Tsunoda said.
"I will strengthen my neck muscles to compete next season."
Tsunoda, who admitted to being nervous and shaking holding a pen when she signed a contract with AlphaTauri, cannot wait to appear at the 2021 Japanese Grand Prix after this year's race in her hometown was canceled due to the virus pandemic. crown.
When he was around seven or eight years old, Tsunoda was also deeply inspired by the races that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton took at Suzuka.
Seeing that, he also wanted to make an impact on the next generation fans.
"This year is tough but the Japanese Grand Prix will be held in Suzuka next year and I want the fans to come and see it first hand. My strength is my ability to overtake and I want the fans to come see me."